SCHOOL RULES
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The student should affix the photographs of his/her parents/guardians and write the information in the space providedin school diary.
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The student should be clean, neatly and smartly dressed. The school uniform is to be worn everyday and for all the school functions. In case of match/tournament students are to wear uniform & bring their House T-Shirt & Shoes.
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Shouting and whistling in the school building is not allowed.
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Change of classrooms during periods, transition should be done in silence and in proper order.
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Students should not throw anything at others.
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Students are expected to respect school property. No student should damage school furniture, scribble on it or on the walls or cause any damage things belonging to others. Any damage done should be reported to the class teacher or respective Section Heads. Any damage done shall be made good by the one who causes it. In case of deliberate damage, student will be expelled from the school.
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Students are advised to keep their classrooms, school building and campus clean.
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Students are advised not to bring valuable articles to school. The school will not be responsible for lost goods.
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Use of cell phone, I pod or any such gadget is strictly prohibited in the school premises.
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Students’ motor vehicles (two wheelers and four wheelers etc.) are not granted entry into the school premises without license.
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The school reserves right to suspend or take strict disciplinary action against a student whose diligence or progress in studies is constantly unsatisfactory or whose conduct is harmful to other students.
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Student shall not indulge in any of the following practices namely-
(a) Writing anything on the shirt or uniform of the other students.
(b) Damaging the school property.
(c) Spitting in or near the school building.
(d) Rude behaviour or use of violence in any form.
(e) Bursting crackers or throwing colour on one another.
(f) Leaving the school premises without informing the Principal or the Authority.
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Sports equipment borrowed from the Sports Department of the School should be returned in time. In case any student is found responsible for the loss of any sport item, it will be mandatory to pay the cost of the same as per the rules.
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Students must not use unfair means during Examination. Strict action will be taken against those who are found guilty.
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If school conducts any extra activity other than CBSE/ DAV curriculum / School calendar, it will be on payment basis.
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For official tours / excursion like NSS / Scouts. school will arrange government owned transport.
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Students should not say no to any lawful official order/duty except in case of medical.
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Students should obey House prefects, Class monitors and other students on duty.
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Lending or borrowing money and other articles is not permitted.
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Students should use handmade jute or paper bags instead of poly bags.
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No child should leave his/her classroom without class pass.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Many children are becoming overweight and obese. Causes of obesity in children include unhealthy food choices, lack of physical activity & eating habits. A balanced diet is important to maintain health. No single food will provide all the essential nutrients that our body needs to be healthy and function efficiently. A balanced diet should contain protein, fats, carbohydrates and fibre in the form of fresh vegetables and fresh fruits, all in the right measure, and of course fresh drinking water.
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It is essential for a healthy body and a healthy mind.
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You are what you consume!
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The school lays great emphasis on physical fitness of students and tries to provide facilities for sports, games and recreational activities.
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It is of utmost importance to impart health education to our children so that they can become fit and confident individuals.
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All parents must ensure that children :
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Maintain personal hygiene such as trimming of nails/hair and stay neat and clear.
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Exercise regularly. Have a balanced diet.
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Must avoid consumption of eatables other than home prepared.
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Be immunized regularly against prescribed infections and diseases [chicken pox, cholera, measles, mumps, whooping, cough and jaundice.] must observe the prescribed period of quarantine
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Students suffering from infectious diseases such as conjunctivitis, dermatitis and scabies etc. should not be sent to school until they have fully recovered and are fit to attend classes. The same must be certified by a qualified doctor in the form of a medical certificate to be sent to the class teacher.
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Any special medication or ailment must be brought to the notice of all concerned along with supporting medical document.
Guidelines for Parents Regarding Safety
1. Parents are equally responsible for safety of their children during school journeys.
2. They must ensure that the mode of transport arranged by the school is absolutely safe.
3. Parents must play the role of vigilant observers. They should note down violations committed by the school and immediately report the school at school phone No. 01509-463800.
4. Parents must participate in Parent Teacher Meeting and discuss the safety aspect of their children.
5. While taking their children to the school themselves, they should take proper care of their Safety.
6. Parents must ensure that the children acquire the right knowledge and Skills for safe use of roads. They should teach their children the basic traffic rules, how to walk & cross the road, how to alight and board a bus, etc.
7. Parents should not allow their minor children to drive.
8. Parents must also ensure that the right attitude for a law abiding citizen is imparted to their children by the family.
9. Children are very good observers and therefore, parents must set an example by meticulously observing even small traffic rules.
10. Any type of misbehaviour / misconduct on behalf of bus driver / conductor if comes into notice kindly inform the school at No. 01509-463800.
RECOMMENDATION TO PARENTS
1. Kindly check the haircuts, nails, uniform of your ward in the morning and ensure his/her punctuality.
2. Please see that your ward carries text/exercise books according to the Time table for the day.
3. School diary must be brought to school every day.
4. Kindly ensure that your ward is prepared for the tests. Also see his/her report Card and teacher’s remark in his/her exercise, note books and school diary.
5. Encourage your ward to take a balanced interest in studies, co-curricular activities and sport.
6. Parents should monitor the progress of their wards on a regular basis.
7. For the regular development of the child, the parents are encouraged to share relevant information including strengths and weakness of their ward with the school.
8. Children should not bring crackers, colours, calculators etc. to the school. Bursting of crackers and playing with colours in school premises is liable to lead to strict disciplinary action.
9. Your ward should be careful about his/her possessions. There should be name tags on blazers and sweaters. Expensive articles should not be brought to school. The school bears no responsibility for the articles lost in school.
10. If your ward is absent from school, he/she must make up all work he/she has missed on his/her own.
11. All the parents must ensure that their wards must reach the school according to school timings.
12. Students will not be allowed to go home during school hours without giving a written application signed by parent (s) / authorized guardian stating the reason to the class teacher or getting a gate pass issued by the authority.
13. The school does not accept any responsibility of the pupil in the premises before and after regular school hours.
14. Parents are expected to behave decently with the school employees.
15. Remedial classes for the weak students will be arranged on request of parents.
16. Parents should ensure their wards’ regular attendance in the remedial/Extra class.
17. On the day of exam/test departure after the exams will not be permitted.
18. Proper care of lunch menu should be taken. Fast foods and snacks must be avoided.
19. Parents are requested to attend the Parent-Teacher Meeting regularly as informed.
20. Parents are not permitted to visit their wards or teacher in class rooms.
21. Parents can meet the class teacher / subject teacher after the school hours (on working days).
22. It is requested not to send the children empty stomach to school in the morning.